users October 2003

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by Bill Johnson

Thanks, Erwin, for the reply. I have tried a couple of things based on the good responses from this list. I now have 2 queues defined on the server. One is called HP841C and it is intended to be used for printing from the server. It is defined with the correct driver for the HP841C printer. The other queue on the server is called HP841C_SHARED and it is set up as a raw queue. I used the Redhat printer config tool to set this latter queue as shared. The first queue is not shared. On the laptop, when I look in CUPS (http://localhost:631), I can see both printers, but I cannot print to either. If I try to print a test page to the HP841C_SHARED queue it prints many pages of junk, like what you would expect when the driver is wrong. If I try to create a queue on the laptop (via CUPS) and point it at the HP841C_SHARED queue on the server, using any of the protocols that are listed (ipp, lpr, etc., - I've tried every one), I cannot print a test page at all. When I try, I get various messages listed on the CUPS printer page, such as "Remote host did not accept control file (112)". I am very confused by the fact that I need to use the Redhat printer config tool for some portion of this process, and the CUPS web interface for others. I don't understand how these two tools play together. And, the main problem remains. I cannot yet print from my laptop. I can print from the server, but nothing I do lets me print from the laptop. If there is any additional information I can provide to this list that will help get this resolved, please let me know what I need to share. I would really like to get this working without having to go back to Redhat 8 or something I know works. Thanks again for all the help! Bill Johnson On Sat, 25 Oct 2003, Erwin J. Prinz wrote: > Bill: > > I am using CUPS on a server with samba to print from Windows computers. > When switching from "lpd" to "CUPS", I had to make a fundamental change > to the configuration on the server running CUPS. I had to install TWO > print queues, one for local printing from the server, and another one > from printing from a different computer via the server. The difference > between the queues is that the "local" one has a driver defined (e.g. > Optra E310), and the "server" one has "raw print queue" set in the > "printer driver" tab. I believe that the client computer has a driver, > sends "raw" print commands to the server, and the server just passes the > commands to the printer. You may want to try a "raw" print queue on the > server. > > Hope this helps. > > Best regards, Erwin > -- Bill Johnson "Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things that thou knowest not." Jeremiah 33:3

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nvidia thoughts

by Niels Weber

Hi all! I know that nvidia is evil with releasing their drivers only in binary format and so on. But my thoughts regarding that: I have never ever been abe to install any redhat graphically with a geforce card (tried geforce 2 mx, geforce 2 go, geforce 4 ti 4200, different monitors, different computers, btw: a tnt2 worked without problems), neither 8.0 nor 9 nor fedora. After the text based install I've never been able to get X to run. I always had to get the binary nvidia drivers to get X to run. While I don't think it's to bad to have to download them for 3d acceleration, I think it's bad if even 2d doesn't work with the nv-drivers. There has to be some reolution for this. Anaconda recognises my graphic card and my monitor just before trying to start X. Then it fails and just tells me to reboot. :( The switch to fb-mode works btw. I thought that was a graphics mode as well. Wouldn't that be a possibility to allow graphical install? Redistribution of the nvidia-driver is allowed. Wouldn't it be possible (perhaps as an extra ISO-image or whatever) to allow the use of the binary driver from installation on? I understand that RedHat cannot support that driver but as it's now fedora and that isn't supported anyway, support issues shouldn't be a concern, or am I wrong there? Ok, that was something that was itching me since at least RedHat 8.0... -- Niels Weber <nath(a)snafu.de>

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Debian snuggles up to Fedora?

by Andy Green

http://arstechnica.com/archive/news/1067056799.html Ian Murdock, the founder of the Debian GNU/Linux project ... made two very important announcements: the porting of Red Hat's Anaconda installer tool to Debian, and a modification of Debian's APT package tool which will allow it to use both RedHat and Debian packages. -Andy

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GL_EXT_bgra not supported - bailing out.

by Duncan Morison

Trying to run UT2003 and I get this error... preventing it from working. DO have the nvidia drivers installed and they are working ( Neverwinter nights, torcs, tuxracer & frozen bubble all work ) IT DID work fine on Redhat 9.... infact using my XF86Config from that very same install. Anyone any ideas? ________________________________________________________________________ Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo! Messenger http://mail.messenger.yahoo.co.uk

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gdm...I must be stupid.

by Ryan Betts

i've gotta be stupid for not knowing this BUT i just installed XFce4 and i cant add it to my gdm menu during the graphical login. i've tried putting it in my /etc/X11/gdm/Sessons but it won't show up. Sorry for such an easy question ;-) Thanks Ryan

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XFS support

by Florin Andrei

Anyone knows if the kernel that will ship with the "stable" Fedora release will include support for XFS? (the filesystem, not the font server) -- Florin Andrei http://florin.myip.org/

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mp3 help...

by Hazlett, Evan [EAC/FF]

can anyone tell me how to get mp3 support in Fedora since RH did away with built in support... I have tried different libraries and such, but just want to get it working and forget about it...;) thanks, --evan hazlett

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no graphical boot since last kernel update

by Jean-Francois Bourdeau

Hello everybody, I check /etc/sysconfig/init and GRAPHICAL is set to yes and grub.conf an there's no nogui Is there another place to set this new feature ? thanks !!! JF

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dictd

by Evgeney

Hello. My answer is about packages in fedora. 1)Why dictd package is still 1.5.5? The latest version is 1.9.7. Look at ftp://ftp.dict.org/pub/dict/. 2)Why you do not include aspell-ru package? There are aspell-fr, aspell-en, aspell-it But there is no aspell-ru. There is such package look at http://aspell.net With regards, Evgeney.

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Boot Loader Detection: GRUB or LILO?

by Charles Curley

I've had an interruption in my email service and don't have individual email responses here to which to reply. Fortunately, I can read the archive and will try to respond here. Mike Klinke <lsomike futzin com> > Would this method be of any use? Use "dd" to read the MBR, assuming > that's where your boot loader resides. I know that the word "GRUB" > will appear; for example: > #dd ibs=512 count=1 if=/dev/hda | grep -i grub > Binary file (standard input) matches It will tell you if grub has been used, not necessarily if it is the current boot loader. I tried that on my test system and found both the keywords LILO and GRUB in its MBR (they are in two different places in the MBR). I have not yet tried re-running lilo on that system to see if lilo will clobber the GRUB keyword. But I know that grub does not clobber the LILO keyword. "Doncho N. Gunchev" <mr700 globalnet bg> > ... and... maybe, this can be solved for fedora by simply putting an > /etc/bootloader.conf with a single line bootloader="whatever" > ;)... just an idea ;) That would solve it for Fedora, but won't help non-fedora users. Also, what if the user switches to a different boot loader? The new boot loader would have to know to over-write bootloader.conf. Arrgggh. Nothing's perfect; I guess I'm going to have to muck with it. I'll probably have to warn the readers and suggest they hard code which one (if any) to use. -- Charles Curley /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign Looking for fine software \ / Respect for open standards and/or writing? X No HTML/RTF in email http://www.charlescurley.com / \ No M$ Word docs in email Key fingerprint = CE5C 6645 A45A 64E4 94C0 809C FFF6 4C48 4ECD DFDB

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